Moodle 2.0

Evaluating Students with Quizzes, Choices, and Feedback
To add a page, select the question that you want to precede the new page, and then
click on the Add new pages after selected questions button. If you select several
questions, then a new page is added after each of those questions.
Preventing Glossary auto linking in quiz questions
If you have a Glossary in your course, glossary words that are used in quiz questions
will link to the associated glossary entries. If you don't want students to have this
resource when they take the quiz, then go to the Glossary and change the setting
Automatically link glossary entries to No. Alternatively, when typing a glossary
word in a quiz question, use the online editor's HTML view to add the tag
to the word, like this:
Preventing an open-book quiz
In most Moodle courses, quizzes are "open–book" affairs. This is because when the
student is taking an online course, there is nothing to prevent the student from looking
things up. If you want to prevent this, you can do so, with some manual intervention.
The easiest way to prevent a quiz from becoming "open book" is to put that quiz into
a separate course topic, by itself. Then, hide all of the other course topics. This can
be done with single click on each topic. Administer the quiz, and redisplay the
topics afterwards.
Feedback
The Feedback module allows you to create surveys for your students. Do not confuse
this with the Survey activity. In a Survey, you must choose from several pre-built
surveys; you cannot build your own surveys. Also, do not confuse this with the
Questionnaire module. The Questionnaire module is an add-on, whereas Feedback
comes standard with Moodle 2.0.
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